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Originally Posted by shackone
(Post 330713)
The airplane has a type rating that specifies 'ERJ-170/190', whereas the 145 has a 'EMB-145' type rating. For that reason, 170/190 folks refer to it as the 'ERJ...'.
Maybe it’s just all the SJSers, every airlines got them. :eek: |
Originally Posted by JetJock16
(Post 331096)
Did not know that, so why are so many getting upset when they hear it being called an ERJ
But then again, you are the first person to use the term 'Jungle Bus' that I've run across...maybe that's what folks don't like to hear. As for the jump seat guy, talk to enough pilots and one is bound to hear almost anything these days!! |
Originally Posted by shackone
(Post 331203)
I don't know. This is the first mention of this issue I've heard. Maybe what these folks are objecting to is the use of the term 'regional' in reference to the 170. With the addition of Frontier, the Republic Holdings route structure is coast to coast and some references have listed Republic as a major, not a regional.
But then again, you are the first person to use the term 'Jungle Bus' that I've run across...maybe that's what folks don't like to hear. As for the jump seat guy, talk to enough pilots and one is bound to hear almost anything these days!! As for Jungle Bus, it's no difference than referring to the 145 as the Jungle Jet or the CRJ as Canada's Reset Jet. It's from Brazil (jungles) and it reminds people of the Airbus (level of automation as well as some of it's looks, that’s not a knock on it either).........so..........Jungle Bus. Most everyone who's heard it has loved it (Jungle Bus pilots included) and I wasn't the one who started it. If this is the first time you’ve heard of the ERJ 170 issue then I must have had the pleasure of meeting a few of Republic’s SJSer’s who like to pretend they’re with a Legacy now that they are flying a/c with engines under the wings. LOL! :rolleyes: Once again no offense, the written word can come off completely different than intended. Good Day! |
Wow, what a great story. Congratulations, man.
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Congrats on passing the checkride that's a pretty amazing story, saw you were a Nebraska boy, good to have another one here at RAH, good luck to you.
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Way to go... I just read this post today and found myself going nuts when I saw you got hired... You really did something special and you need to share that with others... Whether its talking to elementary, junior high school kids, or adults you should share the story... So who gets the movie rights?! haha
Thank you for sharing your story here... I now know that anytime I think I have it tough, you will make me reconsider.... If you are ever in Indy let me know cause ill definitely buy you a beer.... |
When I heard about this thread I wrote AOPA about it. I asked them to think about doing a story on the whole ordeal. Well, I just got an email today and they have gotten to meet with PhoenixFlood and will be putting his story in a future issue. Congrats Phoenix!!!!!
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Bump! I just was looking at the new features up on AOPA.
AOPA Online: 'No airline would ever hire me' - The Logan Flood Story When I sent the link to this thread to Dave, I wondered if it would ever make it to print. I'm glad it did. Logan, congrats again on your achievements. Thanks for laying it out there, first to all of us here on APC, then to the world by way of AOPA. Your is an inspiring story, one I've already invoked on another friend whose physical disfiguration made him think he couldn't make it in his career field, either. |
Congrats on achieving your goal! Great read in AOPA after having read this thread a little while back.
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